Answer:
High-gain and directional wireless antenna.
Explanation:
WiFi can be defined as a wireless local area network that allows network devices such as access points (APs), computers (both laptops and desktops), smartphones, smart televisions, etc., to communicate with each other wirelessly over a short-ranged network. It is a standard communication network that uses radio waves to establish a channel (medium) between multiple network devices.
This ultimately implies that, the network range or distance covered by WiFi is largely dependent on transmission power and frequency. Generally, the standard range or distance covered by WiFi is about 50 meters (160 feet).
Electromagnetic waves is a propagating medium used in all communications device to transmit data (messages) from the device of the sender to the device of the receiver through the use of an antenna.
In this scenario, you need to implement a wireless network link between two buildings on a college campus, which are 100 meters apart.
A high-gain antenna is an electromagnetic device that typically has a gain rating of 12dBi or sometimes higher. Also, a highly directional antenna can only receive radio signals from a specific direction and it compresses the radio waves that are being transmitted from a sender in to a very narrow beam.
Hence, the two (2) type of wireless antenna you should use on each side of the link are a high-gain antenna and a directional wireless antenna.
